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041 | _aEnglish | ||
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_a005.11 _bFEL |
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100 | _aFelleisen, Matthias | ||
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_aSemantics engineering with PLT Redex _cMatthias Felleisen; Robert Bruce Findler; Matthew Flatt |
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_aNew Delhi: _bPHI Learning, _c2011. |
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_axii, 502 pages : _billustrations ; _c24 cm |
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_tReduction semantics --
_tSemantics via syntax -- _tAnalyzing syntactic semantics -- _tThe [lambda]-calculus -- _tISWIM -- _tAn abstract syntax machine -- _tAbstract register machines -- _tTail calls and more space savings -- _tControl : errors, exceptions, and continuations -- _tState : imperative assignment -- _tSimply typed ISWIM -- _tPLT redex -- _tThe basics -- _tVariables and meta-functions -- _tLayered development -- _tTesting -- _tDebugging -- |
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650 | _aProgramming languages (Electronic computers)--Semantics | ||
650 | _aDomain-specific programming languages | ||
650 | _aRedex (Computer program language) | ||
700 | _aFindler, Robert Bruce | ||
700 | _aFlatt, Matthew | ||
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_2ddc _cBOOKS |
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520 | _aThis text is the first comprehensive presentation of reduction semantics in one volume; it also introduces the first reliable and easy-to-use tool set for such forms of semantics. The book comes with a prototyping tool suite to develop, explore, test, debug, and publish semantic models of programming languages. With PLT Redex, semanticists can formulate models as grammars and reduction models on their computer with the ease of paper and pencil. The text first presents a framework for the formulation of language models, focusing on equational calculi and abstract machines, and then introduces PLT Redex, a suite of software tools for expressing these models as PLT Redex models. PLT Redex comes with the PLT Scheme implementation, available free at http://www.plt-scheme.org/. Readers can download the software and experiment with Redex as they work their way through the book. This book is useful for the working semantics engineer (graduate student or professional language designer). | ||
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